tweak: for release 4.0.12 #1489
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WalkthroughThe pull request introduces several modifications across multiple files, primarily focusing on refining class structures, updating method signatures, and enhancing validation logic for form submissions. Key changes include the addition of error handling in the Changes
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Lib/WeDevs_Insights.php (2)
20-20: LGTM: Property type hint simplified correctly.The type hint for the
$insightsproperty has been simplified by removing the redundant|Insights. This change improves code clarity while maintaining the essential type information.Consider using the fully qualified name in the type hint for even better clarity:
- * @var object|Appsero\Insights + * @var object|\Appsero\InsightsThis change ensures there's no ambiguity about which
Insightsclass is being referred to.
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1-38: Overall assessment: Code improvements with a note on dependency management.The changes in this file align with the PR objectives and improve code structure and clarity. The class renaming, type hint simplification, and removal of redundant code are positive changes. However, it's crucial to ensure that the Appsero library dependency is properly managed, given the removal of the explicit class existence check and require statement.
Consider implementing a more robust dependency management system (if not already in place) to handle external libraries like Appsero. This could involve using Composer for PHP dependencies or implementing a custom autoloader that ensures all required libraries are properly included.
Lib/Appsero/Client.php (2)
115-115: Consider using a more specific return type.The method signature has been updated to return
object, which is very generic. If possible, consider using a more specific return type (e.g.,Insights) to improve type safety and code clarity.
131-131: Consider using a more specific return type.The method signature has been updated to return
object, which is very generic. If possible, consider using a more specific return type (e.g.,License) to improve type safety and code clarity.includes/Setup_Wizard.php (1)
40-47: Improved performance and backwards compatibilityThe changes to the
custom_admin_bar_stylesmethod are well-implemented:
- Early return when the admin bar is not showing improves performance.
- Fallback to
wp_admin_bar_headerensures backwards compatibility.Consider adding a comment explaining the backwards compatibility reason for the fallback:
if ( function_exists( 'wp_enqueue_admin_bar_header_styles' ) ) { wp_enqueue_admin_bar_header_styles(); } else { + // Fallback for WordPress versions prior to 5.4 wp_admin_bar_header(); }
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- Lib/Appsero/Client.php (3 hunks)
- Lib/WeDevs_Insights.php (2 hunks)
- includes/Ajax/Frontend_Form_Ajax.php (0 hunks)
- includes/Setup_Wizard.php (1 hunks)
- includes/Traits/TaxableTrait.php (1 hunks)
- languages/wp-user-frontend.pot (9 hunks)
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- includes/Ajax/Frontend_Form_Ajax.php
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Lib/WeDevs_Insights.php (1)
5-5: LGTM: Class existence check updated correctly.The class existence check has been updated to match the new class name
WeDevs_Insights. This change is consistent with the class renaming mentioned in the summary.Lib/Appsero/Client.php (3)
5-5: LGTM: Import of WP_Error is appropriate.The addition of the
WP_Errorimport is consistent with the changes in thesend_request()method signature, which now explicitly returns either an array or aWP_Errorobject.
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192-192: LGTM: Improved return type specification.The updated method signature now clearly indicates that the method returns either an array or a
WP_Errorobject. This change improves type safety and makes the method's behavior more explicit.
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115-141: Verify autoloading of Insights and License classes.The conditional checks for class existence and the corresponding
require_oncestatements for theInsightsandLicenseclasses have been removed from both theinsights()andlicense()methods. Please ensure that these classes are properly autoloaded or included elsewhere in the project to avoid potential errors.To verify the availability of these classes, you can run the following script:
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InsightsandLicenseclasses are properly autoloaded using Composer's PSR-4 configuration as defined incomposer.json. There is no need for explicitrequire_oncestatements in theinsights()andlicense()methods. This ensures cleaner and more maintainable code without introducing autoloading issues.🏁 Scripts executed
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for the presence of Insights and License classes in the project # Test: Search for Insights class definition echo "Searching for Insights class:" rg --type php -g '!vendor' 'class\s+Insights' # Test: Search for License class definition echo "Searching for License class:" rg --type php -g '!vendor' 'class\s+License' # Test: Search for autoloading configuration echo "Searching for autoloading configuration:" rg --type php -g '!vendor' 'spl_autoload_register|__autoload'Length of output: 465
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languages/wp-user-frontend.pot (7)
5-7: Version and creation date updatedThe plugin version has been incremented from 4.0.11 to 4.0.12, and the POT creation date has been updated to October 10, 2024. This indicates a new release with potential new features or bug fixes.
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89-91: Multiple line number updates for various stringsSeveral message strings have had their line numbers updated. This suggests that the source code has been modified, resulting in shifts in line positions. For example:
- "User Frontend" moved from line 87 to 89
- "Post Forms" moved from line 102 to 104
- "Subscriptions" moved from line 110 to 104
These changes don't affect the functionality but are important for maintaining accurate line references in translations.
Also applies to: 104-106, 110-113, 115-118, 121-123, 126-128, 130-132, 134-138, 145-147, 150-152, 154-158, 166-170, 174-178, 184-188, 192-196
1017-1020: New strings added for unauthorized operationsNew message strings have been added for unauthorized operations, specifically for the Admin Form Builder Ajax functionality. This suggests improvements in error handling or security measures in the plugin.
Ensure that these new strings are properly translated in all supported languages.
4068-4116: New error messages for form validationSeveral new error messages have been added related to form validation, including:
- Minimum and maximum character/word restrictions
- Invalid email address
- Existing account detection
These additions indicate improvements in form validation and user experience.
Make sure these new strings are translated and tested in various scenarios to ensure they provide clear guidance to users.
5709-5754: New frontend form error messagesAdditional error messages for frontend forms have been added, covering scenarios such as:
- User not logged in
- Invalid posts
- Edit access restrictions
- Post submission restrictions
These new messages enhance the user experience by providing more specific feedback on form submission issues.
Ensure these messages are clear and consistent across different parts of the plugin.
7335-7337: New messages for vendor post submissions and plugin updatesNew strings have been added for:
- Vendor post submission restrictions
- Major update notifications for both free and pro versions of the plugin
These additions suggest improvements in multi-vendor support and update management.
Consider providing more context or documentation for the major update process to ensure smooth transitions for users.
Also applies to: 7689-7693
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1-7772: Overall assessment of translation file updatesThe changes in this POT file reflect ongoing development of the WP User Frontend plugin, including:
- Version update to 4.0.12
- Addition of new strings for improved error handling and user notifications
- Line number updates for existing strings, indicating code restructuring
- New messages for vendor-related functionality and update management
These changes suggest a focus on improving user experience, error handling, and multi-vendor support. The updates to this translation template will require translators to update their language files to incorporate the new strings and ensure accurate translations across all supported languages.
To maintain the quality of translations:
- Notify translators about the new version and the need for updates
- Provide context for new strings to ensure accurate translations
- Consider a review process for critical messages to ensure clarity across all languages
includes/Traits/TaxableTrait.php (1)
391-391: Consistent handling of zero tax ratesThe logic at line 391 mirrors that of line 387, using
! empty( $rate['rate'] ), which may inadvertently exclude valid zero tax rates. Please refer to the previous comment on line 387 to address this potential issue.
| $client = new Appsero\Client( '958afc63-99f8-4b98-b321-fcbc5cf95694', 'WP User Frontend', $file ); | ||
| $this->insights = $client->insights(); | ||
| $this->insights->client = $client; | ||
| $this->insights->init(); | ||
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| // $client = new Appsero\Client( '958afc63-99f8-4b98-b321-fcbc5cf95694', 'WP User Frontend', $file ); | ||
| // $this->insights = $client->insights(); | ||
| // $this->insights->init(); | ||
| } |
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Appsero Library Inclusion May Be Incomplete
The Appsero library isn't listed in composer.json, and no global require or include statements were found. Ensure that the Appsero library is correctly autoloaded through another mechanism or consider adding it as a Composer dependency to prevent potential runtime issues.
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Verify Appsero library inclusion and simplify constructor.
The constructor has been simplified by removing the conditional check for Appsero\Client and the require_once statement. While this improves code cleanliness, it's crucial to ensure that the Appsero library is properly included elsewhere in the project.
Please confirm that the Appsero library is included in the project's autoloading mechanism or through another means. Run the following script to check for Appsero inclusion:
The removal of commented-out code for redundant initialization is a good practice and improves code readability.
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# Test 2: Check if Appsero is included in composer.json (if exists)
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| @@ -384,11 +384,11 @@ function wpuf_tax_rate_country_state( $country, $state ) { | |||
| continue; | |||
| } | |||
| if ( $rate['state'] === $state && $rate['country'] === $country ) { | |||
| $tax_amount = $rate['rate']; | |||
| $tax_amount = ! empty( $rate['rate'] ) ? $rate['rate'] : 0; | |||
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Potential issue with handling zero tax rates
At line 387, the condition ! empty( $rate['rate'] ) will evaluate to false if $rate['rate'] is zero. This means that a tax rate of zero will be treated the same as an unset or empty rate, and $tax_amount will be set to 0. If a zero tax rate is valid and should be distinguished from an unset rate, consider using isset( $rate['rate'] ) instead of ! empty( $rate['rate'] ) to ensure zero values are correctly handled.
some small fixes for v4.0.12 release.
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